Action in the community through service and volunteerism continues to be a core value of Cape Fear REALTORS®. By designing, planning, and implementing programs and partnerships with local and state non-profits, CFR and its members act as leaders in improving the quality life in our various communities.
NC REALTORS® Gives Back Days is a way for local associations and their members to come together and participate in a housing-related service project in their area because THAT’S WHO WE R!
NC REALTORS® Gives Back Day is a way for local associations and their members to come together and participate in a housing-related service project in their area because THAT’S WHO WE R!
We've been working hard with Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity to build and fund a home for a very deserving local family. To make this dream a reality, we ask our members for help with volunteering at the build site and pledging donations for building materials. See full photo album.
A continuous effort to collect food for those who experience food insecurity in our community through canned donation at all non-CE events, including a crescendo event at Christmas time. Over 20 Cape Fear REALTORS® members, staff, and partners unloaded 8,000 pounds of non-perishable food last year at Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard. The event was the culmination of the annual, year-long Feed ILM campaign during which REALTORS® collected money and food donations to benefit the local food pantry.
Cape Fear REALTOR® members partnered with WARM on October 14th and November 18th (Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry) to make several homes safer for homeowners in need, one of whom didn't have running water for 10 years. Together, we landscaped, installed appliances, painted siding, caulked windows, and rebuilt an outdoor staircase and landing, and more.
As REALTORS® we are invested in making our communities safe, sustainable, and long-lasting. The Willowdale Urban Farm will provide sanctuary to neighbors, gardens and produce to local food deserts, and education to our youngest leaders in primary school.
Every year, REALTORS® take part in a successful regional day of community service across the Wilmington area. A one-day event mobilizing the entire membership to community affairs activities for a dramatic impact and to build esprit de corps.
In New Hanover County, the community, elected officials and county staff cooperate to balance a high quality of life with a progressive business and economic climate. At less than 200 square miles, New Hanover County is the second smallest – geographically – of the 100 North Carolina counties; however, it is home to more than 232,000 people. New Hanover County is not just a great place in which to live or visit. New Hanover County is also a great place to do business. Tourism, film production, the service and retail sectors are the engines that power our economy.
Established in 1875. Natural beauty and a temperate climate are two of Pender County’s greatest assets. Thick woodlands are filled with lofty pines and ancient hardwoods. Wildflowers grow along the roadsides while cultivated plant life seems to thrive in private lawns and gardens. Warm weather begins in early spring and usually continues through November, which means that the county enjoys a long growing season, and that residents as well as vacationers can participate in outdoor activities almost year round.
Welcome to Brunswick County! We offer helpful resources and information for visitors, residents and businesses, and you can learn more about our government.
Welcome to Duplin County! We welcome you to take a break from the hustle and bustle of big city life and Discover Duplin County. Visit our rural communities and friendly folks and you will soon discover that Duplin County is a developing opportunity. Boasting hometown hospitality, scenic countryside and easy accessibility to many North Carolina cities, Duplin County is establishing itself as a relocation destination for many.
Well-grounded by our heritage and well-known for our agricultural strengths, Duplin County makes an ideal home for your business and your family.
The charming small towns of Sampson County in the rural coast plains of Eastern North Carolina has lots of appeal to people of all ages looking for fun things to do outdoors and in smaller crowds. Sampson County is a great place to discover all the unique things that make our local communities interesting and a fun place to visit. We are doing our part to help you and your family relax and travel confidently while enjoying our quieter neck of the woods!
Scotland County is located in Southeastern North Carolina adjacent to the South Carolina line. With a little over 318 square miles of land, you will find industry, agriculture, and history.